New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
THE GLENBEIGH EVICTIONS
PRODUCING AN AMAZING EFFECT IN ENG
LAND.


eoNpRMNED EVEN BY TORIEs-A COERCION BILL
TO BE INTRODUCED. BUT CHAMBERLAIN
CANNOT SUPPORT 1.-THE MIN
IsTRY MUST FALL
lBY CABLE THE TRIBUNHl
DUBLIN Jan. 19-Ihat the Governmeno VIII
Irnaugurate the jubilee year OF the Queen oy III
Producing an Irish coercion bill may be taken as
pretty certain And yet il they do it will wreck
them Mr. Gladstone could desire no better issue.
The Glcnbeirgh evictions have damaged the
Government immensely; they have created an
amazing effect in England Several English mem.
bers of Parliament and journalists have thrt nged
to the scene and are telcgraphing horrifyinS
accounts Of what they witness Five members,
English and hish sent Joint telegram to the
Chief Secretary to-day begging him to come and
see for himself Even Tories are writing to "The
Standard that they will vote Radical II what is
published be true. One Tory writes that "thc
bare recital makes one doubt whether we are
living under Queen Victoria or in some barbarous
age when only might is right; another that "if
these atrocities cannot be stopped the sooner we
give the Irish total separation and wash our
hands of the whole business the better for our
country's honorn "The Standard" itself roundly
condemns the Government for ordering the evlc-
tions and declares that the barbarities of Glen
beirgh are arousing in the public breast reac|
tionaly sentiment AGAINST the law itself Agent
Roe's petroleum cans have lighted flame that
has revealed to the conscience Of England the
DEPTHS of the infamous system which is maintained
in Irelnnd by English bayonets. In face OF such
y feeling as this amongst the English people, MT
Chamberlain could not support policy OF CO
ercion.
The Government are utterly condemned and by
h large section even of their own followers lhey
will have no case for coercion. The country was
never so free from crime. The National leaders
IN standing between the people and the landlords
have done everything that the Government nave
not ATTEMPTED to do themselves. Kerry was tran-
quil as long as Butler, Plunkett and Turner were
going about coercing the racl<rcnters, but once
the pressure was withdrawn the world saw how
that country has been plunged into horrors In
describablc There is no chance. so far as THINGS
look at present, Of coercion being carried put
even il it should we don't care. 1t is only a ques-
ton of fastening the destruction OF Ministry
already condemned.
Our position is impregnable. The Plan OF Cam
raieu rs working without a hitch. The rents on
all the estates which have adopted it are safely
banked. With the grace Of God and the help OF
pnr kindred in America prepared to carry
on the fight for years to come If necessary
T. z. Gill, NJ. p.
CONSOLATION SPEECHTO THE EMPEROR.
YEAR ARMY BILL
BrR1,y. Ian. 19-Tbe Upper House of the Prussian
Diet has unanimously adopted the following address
IN Emperor William expressing the willingness OF the
Pr,ssian people vote the means necessary for de-
fencing the German Empire:
Your ma esy Is the creator of the Prussisn army 's
its present form. BY the hcrOsm OF this army and ln
allies YOU have restored the Empire to its former
might and spleu and have maintained the peace
OF urope tor many years. The present political re-
.asGns Of we see epmsnv expectedy in
volved in war. We are deeply moved that you were were
not spared the s Hi seeing an Was
trary to usage based upon repeated compromises
ana led to the dissolution Of the keichstae we as-
sure you of entire aad joyful supi ort ana OF our
gratitude for your faithful solictude tor the army
We are confident that Prussia will consider no sacrl-
fee too heavy which will avert danger IRON the
Fatherland by tanning for it an effective defence
HICKS KsBEACH ASKED TO VISIT GLENBEIGH.
DUBLIN Jan. 19.-Mcssrs Conybeare, Fry. Harrington
Mahoney and sheehan. members Of Parliament nave
sent telegram sir Michael Hicks Beach, Chief secre
tary for Ireland asking him visit Genbeigh and see
what the Government permits.
Judge Flanagan has refused grant 10 his tenants In
Clare reduction Of 80 per cent The tenants naTe e"H
trustees receive their rents The tenants Oh tne ui
hths estate in Glare demand reduction 9i oT per cent
the landlord refuses TO grant that reduction thc teahs
viii adopt the Plan OF Campaign
WAR CRY OF THE GERMAN PARTIES.
BERLIN JAN 19-Tbe Progressists have issued mani
festo signed by Hamburger. Richter, Rickert schenk'
Virchow others calling upon their parusahs 10 sup
port only candidates opposed TO absolute government
and a sham constitution We must make stand, they
say maintain the foundation OF the Imperial consul
tutjon especially universal suffrage The Con
servave manifesto says that the watchword must be
,bs Sationa hersl leaders cali upon their followers to
elect only determined to make sacrifices ior the Sc
eur1y OF the Empire against Toes at nome anu aoroau'
TTALYS ADVICE 70 BULGARIA.
ROME, JAN 19-Prime Minister Deprets received the
Bulgarian deputaon TO-DAY. He repeated the advice
given them yesterday by Count Robant Minister for
Foreign Affairs avoid giving offence TO Russia, but
said he must abstain from counselliDg them about Bu
gaas difficulties which could all be easily snnounlcd
he thought by the exercise OF prudence and endeavong
10 abide by the terms OF existing treaties
CoNsT.N INOpIE, JAN l9.1t is stated that NJ Zankoh
considers that the Bulgarian problem he solved by
until Prince has been elected 10 the throne as was done
after the signing Of the Berlin treaty.
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS
PARIS Jan. 19-A dispatch from Lyons states that TO-
day German spies ted in that city for at
them of the repeating rifles with which the Gov
ernment Is about to equip the army.
THE HAGUE. JAN 19-Rieuwenhus, tho socialist,
whose appeal from the sentence passed last June con
demung him to a years imprisonment for writing
paper melting the people against the King has
just been rejected arrested to-day and taken away
to undergo his sentence
SIR JOHNS POLITICAL FAMILY TROUBLES.
OTTAWA Jan. 10 tspeear. Trouble has arisen between
Sir John Macdonald and j. A. Chapeau. Secretary Of
eae because opposition OF the latter to
dissoluton OF Parliament The Secretary Of state is
the leader French Canadian element and for weeks
has rejected all proposals bring elections. on
the ground that bis cOunrymen had not yet forgotten the
execution kel leader OF the Northwest rebellion lie
will tender resignation Immediately but will be given
week 10 reconsider the matter Mr. Chapleau promises
20 publish correspondence calculated to prove damaging
~ the Administration.
THE DANGER OVER AT CORNWALL
CORNWALL, Ont, Jan. 19.The water has fallen three